"Come help us celebrate the fact we've got lots of kittens. Adoption fee is $75 instead of the normal $150 and you get your spay/neuter, your microchip, the vaccines, and a very happy kitty because you've saved a life," said YWAC's Monica Brown.

Kittens in cages at Young Williams Animal Center(Photo: WBIR)

In the first two weeks of July, Young-Williams has already taken in 119 kittens. That's a lot, but those numbers are actually down compared to last year.

The group stresses animal owners should get their pets spayed or neutered to help cut down on overpopulation.